The B2B CMO became the majority (59.6%). And 57% of them are in companies of up to 50 peopleThe Brazilian CMO X-Ray mapped 17,633 leaders: 59.6% are B2B and 57% work in companies of up to 50 people. The portrait of who decides with a short team.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026Category
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The B2B CMO became the majority (59.6%). And 57% of them are in companies of up to 50 peopleThe Brazilian CMO X-Ray mapped 17,633 leaders: 59.6% are B2B and 57% work in companies of up to 50 people. The portrait of who decides with a short team.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
82% of marketing already consider AI indispensable. What changes in the CMO's roleIAB Brasil and Nielsen study: 82% of professionals see AI as indispensable, and the #1 use is data analysis (90%). What that changes in the CMO's role.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026
59% prefer the brand that uses AI. 74% want to know when it doesGlobo survey: 59% of Brazilians prefer the brand that uses AI, but 74% want notice in ads and 95% defend labeling AI-generated content.Katia Nuno · OCT/2026Highlights
74%of Brazilians accept AI in service, but 79% want the option to choose a human.Globo Gente, 2026
95%believe AI-made content should be labeled; 67% feel the internet is less human.Globo Gente, 2026
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